Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, May 29, 1947, Image 13

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IfC U t PAT Off I Mil WW ua N17.1W 04 M:.0 Wi Cti on Hind n4 lnvlrrru "Ift A bicycU rack, J. C. with all this talk about a pos sible recession, I figure it won't hurt to start paying a little attention to the customer!" I 7, non no I TN MrOOn .HMtte tw tiiA r m ap County CUt. 1 w J IO-Nii 7t Huili'l (Utlinal ovrr which lliil1 Cuntinlllten nrrl Ctfuttiy Court hv no Control The pruprtft hu(1l alxivt Mt out hnvlna bn prprd In tudt Mraalun mi ih rnvrnu of th County Court In Klamath rli. KUnuih County, Oregon by th followlnc nvimbtn Ihll 311 Amy ut May, 1U7. ir r. Hrrnrit aijhtd d coujrn County Juil c:halrrnn, Budit CommltttM joiin it HKiirn it n. ei.un;hon CtHinty CoMirtitiatoftvr Hcrury. Ilii'irvt CommltttM. ruru i, I'orr. r m hammond County ComtnUalonvr Mrmbtr, ltudft CommlttM Boye's Column Arkansas Proves To Be No Hillbilly Siate Any More Hy II U. lit IV I K "l.rri'l.K l)CK. Ark.. Mny 79 A'i Arkallna--)Ti. you atlll prnnnlliue It "ArkunMiw" I Jtul iiliiln erttltm rnunlry-tlrfHl of brlliE knitted n hillybilly otutc. The folk cltiwn Ihla wuy have tnkrii lot of )thliiK about living on barrfii rlclni-land Miiiilntrr by llm-blllcil hnuntl (Inita, tlck-rldilrn mulfa. ramrbark Inula mill rnimy moinhliM wllIlnB inouiualiirxra who nubaut on hominy grin mid aiilt pork mid marry olf llirir burp fool daughtors hi the nue of acvcii yenri. Bill the loiiK tnlrmntc of the Ar kahaiiitA U taritrlnir thin, nnd thrlr hnrn ainli) prltlp la hmh. 'Miry think anmebtxly otiKht lo brlnif Iho radio comrttlniui and II 10 Jon Mlllrr Jokr bncjft up to data on Juitt what la golf on In Arkanatia. No Itaiorbark 'Why when e wanted ranoruark hog a a miurol for our itnta unl yenilty football train o had to send mil tit ilia alufn In opt him " Kiinrtrd one Inreied native aon. "We don't iniw that kind of animal here nny- ; more." 8n Irt'a nee Imt what It gnlim on In Arkaiuaa, wlilrh alwayi liked Ha nickname of "The Wonder Htale," but now prefer to regard lUelf a "The Land of Tomorrow." The atate la 53.107 aquare ml lea In area, aa large aa Peniuylvanla and New Jeraey combined, and ha a population of almoat 2.000.000. The per capita Income row by 108 9 per rent from I0:t8 to 1043. almoat double the Mi l rlae averaged throughout the United Htate. Agriculture la breaking away from the old rulnoiiii "one crop" ayatem, CotUm la at 111 the main Income pro ducer Arkanana atandn third among the atate In Ita production but It aUo rank aecontl In Ntrnwuerrlea, fourth In lice, fifth In pearhe and third In spinach for processing. It also ranks high with a dozen other crops. THE LILLIAN PETERSON Is now operating Clothes Mart and extends a Cordial Welcome to all! Clothing and fancy work of all kindi, clean and In good condition, purchased or taken on consignment. Open from 9:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. 101 So. Ninth If you think of the Arksnsan as a gangling petlagra-aspprd Jeeler Les ter, think again. Deaths from pella gra dropped from 29 4 per 100 .000 population In 1030 to 3 8 In 1944. A U. 8. census report showed Arkansas had the fewest number of deaths per thousand population of any state In Uie union. It's healthy. Hot Kprlngs Trade Tourists spend 170.000.000 a year or more In Arkansas and they don't come to watch the mountaineers scratch themselves. Home 600.000 alone come to Hot Bprlngs to bake out the rheumatism they got In another climate. Othrra come to fish and hunt In one of the best developed recreation centers In the country. The state has 33.000.000 acre of forested land and a llls.000.000 a year lumbering In dustryeighth largest In America. A few other things Arkansans are proud of about their atate: It produces 95 per cent of all the domestic bauxite or aluminum ore processed In the states. It has the only diamond fields In America although there are still fewer than can be found on Park avenue. It has a reserve of 1.513,000.000 tons of coal, and natural gas and oil production Is booming. Power rates are among Uie lowest In the nation. The new Norfolk dam, sixth largest In Uie country, has a 600 mile forest shoreline. Its bank deposits Jumped from 200.817,000 In 1939 to $768,348,000 In 1945. Its population Is 99.4 per cent native-born 73 per cent white, 35.8 per cent negro. 500 High Schools It has 600 high schools, nine state supported coeducational Institutions of higher learning and more than a half dozen private colleges. It Is the birthplace of Oen. Doug las MacArthur. Arkansas Is popularly regarded as an old southern state. It regards It self, however, as being In the south west. One editor said: "We'd like our critics who regard us aa politically backward to know that Arkansas doesn't elect dema loRuea such aa Huey Long. It takes more than a mouthful of big pro mises to get elected In Arkansas. ' Easterners who think of Arkansas as an Isolated hump of pine-clad rockland may be surprised to know that more people live within 500 miles of Its borders than live within 600 miles of New York City. You don't have to go so many miles east of Broadway before you run Into more porpoises than people. One Arkansas asset It supporters don't usually mention In the stale's friendly hospitality. This assures any stranger a welcome except the visitor who starts off by remarking: "I thought only horses wore shoes down here." That kind of talk Is downright un popular now In Arkansas. TRAFFIC HOLVKD EDMONTON, Alta., May it tlPr Heavy mountain snows followed by warm rains are slowing Alaska hlxh way traffic with the worst flood conditions In years. Brig. Ocoffrey Walsh, commanding officer of the Northwest highway system, said today. Classified Ads Bring Results. Veteran Guide Dies In Crash 8PRINOFIELD, May 29 VP John Mllllron. veteran McKenzle river guide, was killed and two other per sons Injured last night when an automobile driven by the guide over turned five miles east of here and skidded Into the path of another car. State police reported Mllllron had swerved attempting to avoid a trail er bearing a load of hay pulled by a truck. His own trailer, hauling a boat, Jack-knifed and overturned his car. The second car ploughed into the top of Mllllron automobile, killing the fishing guide and critical ly injuring his companion, William John Shaw, of Yamhill. Mrs. Lillian Wilson. 28, Spring field, was Injured. Police said she was driving the second car. Her 3-year-old son, John, was a passenger. In Observance of MEMORIAL DAY We Will Be CLOSED All Day Friday and Saturday O BalsigerMotorCo. Saturday Night 9 to 1 "Music As You Like It" by the DANCEMASTERS Admission, 74c. Including Tax . Sponsored by Post 1383. V.F.W. o COMING WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4 BOB SUMMERS AND HIS , "Musical Fun For Everyone" Dancing and Entertainment Dr. E. M. Marsha Chiropractic Phyiicion X-Ray Service in; II. Ill SERVICE NATURAL 220 N. 7th METHODS Klamath Falls SometliinglVewIIas Been Added We have just installed a new Sensational Health Method which is specific in its ability to control and correct infections and diseases of the stomach and intestinal tract. This method owes its efficiency to the fact that wt utilize Nature's greatest healing agency, OXYGEN. When OXYGEN is properly introduced into the intestinal tract, it kills infections and decay-producing causes. This method not only heals infections, but it also heals ulcerations, dysentaries, tubercular infections, at the same time producing a greatly stimulated construction process in the body. This method has been per fected and used with startling results, and the installation in this office marks a great step forward in this community. We are justly proud to be the first to offer you this New Health Service. You and members of your family are offered a free, complete physical examination during the week of June 2 to June 7, inclusive. You are under no obligation whatsoever. ' During this week we will be assisted by Dr. Armin B. Copen, Chiro practic Physician, and Chief Diagnostician of the Clinical Research Institute of Kansas City, Missouri. t I suggest you call early for an appointment, as due to our present rush, it will be possible to make this service available to a limited number of cases only. . DR. E. M. MARSHA. i BllKL'lllWinkliiiill'lllllSiaml ommeni iimi in; 1 1 i i . i i Sir 4ttei ' ; B If I - 4 By MARY O'BRIEN Pelican Bkl club, the girls' organi zation which got It start this past winter, ua received a supply 01 em oiems ana stu dents who have their dues may now purchase them from Ad visor Lillian Redkey for a 60 cents. A clever little number, about five Inches In diameter, the emblem Is done In red and black on a white background and shows "Pel" on ma aula Tn v. a . emblem wa rl. feat i I signed for the Mary O'Brien club members by Shirley Daiton. Carmen Jonea was ski club prexy this past year. a ' a At today's Spanish club meeting, officers for the ensuing year were announced. Edith Wissenbach will have presidential authority next year and will be assisted by Dolores Moon, Merlene Burningham and Cherle Mahan. The last three will fill the office of vice president, sec retary and treasurer, respectively Foreign languages teacher, Gene vieve Oppen. serves as Spanish club faculty advisor. a a At this time your columnist, being a senior, has little advance Infor mation on the Junior-Senior Prom tonight. The Junior are keeping these plans under their hats except f??y..,n'y WIU ,oilow the "Moon light Memories" theme and will be done In a blue and whiter color scheme. Committee heads are as follows: decorations, Dorthea Cogdlll; re freshments. Virginia Obent: pub licity. Pat Williams and Bob Ma honey; patrons and patronesses and entertainment. Pat McMillan, and programs. Darlene Knowles. Programs in the shape of a cres cent moon are also In white with blue lettoHno. Thm , o - . " iuini ui me class officers, Don Zaroslnskl. John mary ixiu vase ana Trudy Bennet. with the name of their ad visor. Eva Burkhaler. are printed on the first page. Patrons and pa tronesses for the affair are Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Oralupp. Mr. and "rs 8tanlev Woodruff. Mr. and Mr T. P. Zarosinskl. Mr. and Mr T. D Care. Mr. and Mr J. A. Mehonev and Mr. and Mr W. L. Thompson a a a Sheet music, lnclurtlnf he word nd accomoaniment. for Ten's nehool aong "Mto-htv Deran " 1 on ' in the man hall for 25 cent The nrolect under the ausroTex or the Latin r'"ib nd A'lrlsnr -in Voff. man. Students are rmi.ir!, that he traditions committee now o'an to make the leamfnr of the school song compulsory next year. TTse 'he Herald ami wrt d' They're Inexnenstve. and the rwuit are amazing. FILMS Your Photographic Headcraarters DEVELOPED AND PRINTED In at 10 Out at 4 BUD'S 1031 Maia POSTPONED Youth for Christ Rally May 3 lit poitponed until Juna 14th du ta Portland's Memorial Day Rail) Howard H. Lane, Director . ': 4 CUirOKMAN CHARM TODAY'S WOMAN MADEMOISELLE ? T.e;s.' -'gl-a. 4-c yc ' af.U.S.Saa.oa). CRUISER COMBO In your beachcombing hours of your sun-bare play-be cart free in a triple-tie halter and sailor-like shorts. Matching Jackshirt for wind-swept moments. Vivid angelfish and coral print-exclusively ours. Sanforized cotton. Sizes. 10-18. $7.95 Cruiser Combo Jackshirt PV7 500 Main Sr. I TTiTr Al&j ' ' FLOWERS for Memorial Day An Unusually Large Selection of & Cut Flowers Sprays Wreaths Funeral Designs ; All Number One Grade, Fresh Flowers1 ' Flowers by Wire ... Anywhere! 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